Speaker 1: Getting every morning every day, gentlemen Adelaide, we say very
Speaker 1: good morning to our premier, Peter Mellon Owskers.
Speaker 2: Hello, good morning, morning team.
Speaker 3: How are we We're good? Are you on the school
Speaker 3: run this morning? Is that what's happening?
Speaker 2: No, Tuesdays is always complete chaos in our house? So no,
Speaker 2: I'm so yes, there is a bit of a h
Speaker 2: I've got all four to drop off this morning, so
Speaker 2: it's been been he they're very very glad to be
Speaker 2: with you guys.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you? So where are they?
Speaker 1: Are we going to all different directions because in our
Speaker 1: house we have three different drop offs.
Speaker 3: Is that the situation challenge?
Speaker 2: But yeah, the challenge is young George Tuesdays is in childcare,
Speaker 2: so just adds an extra an extra drop. But it's
Speaker 2: all all part of the fun, isn't it.
Speaker 4: A little bit loose? To George? We're hearing.
Speaker 2: We've been fired up when I wouldn't let him take
Speaker 2: his fire truck with him this morning.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: When you commander you the morning traffic premier, do you
Speaker 1: get authority?
Speaker 3: Do you get right away? Do you get to that.
Speaker 2: Doesn't doesn't quite work? There's no there's no green lights
Speaker 2: or anything or anything like that. But we've got to
Speaker 2: really start this morning, so we've beat most of the run,
Speaker 2: which is good.
Speaker 1: Well, that's good, Okay. Ed Sheeran coming to Adelaide on
Speaker 1: March the fifth next year. He's announced other tour dates elsewhere.
Speaker 1: Is there a chance that he might announce more here?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. I haven't had anything to do with
Speaker 2: this one. The Caddy Perry opportunity was a magic moment
Speaker 2: that sort of presented itself at a point in time.
Speaker 2: But this one, this one's sort of above my pay grade.
Speaker 2: Head students. Obviously a superstar will wrap that he's coming
Speaker 2: to Adelaide. I mean, I think last time I came,
Speaker 2: I think there was sixty thousand people at adlaid Over
Speaker 2: when he came a few years ago. It was crazy,
Speaker 2: And it's great that he's got us on the itinerary again.
Speaker 2: Whether or not there's a second contest concert that will
Speaker 2: be sort of up to promoters and at that over,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's a real estament to the capacity
Speaker 2: of the staff and the team at Alado Over. They
Speaker 2: can turn around the facility in such short order at
Speaker 2: what is a pretty busy time of the year, coming
Speaker 2: into the beginning of the footy season, so that there's
Speaker 2: a lot of complexity evolved in this scheduling arrangement. But
Speaker 2: it's just good that we're very much these days increasingly
Speaker 2: on the itinery of these big international acts, which you
Speaker 2: know South austral has always wanted.
Speaker 1: Let's turn serious for just a moment and the algill
Speaker 1: bloom crisis, obviously you're on the York Peninsula yesterday. We
Speaker 1: first become aware of this back in March. We're into July.
Speaker 1: It's an ongoing crisis. We had the Health Federal Environment Minister,
Speaker 1: sorry Murray What in town last week. He stopped short
Speaker 1: of calling it a disaster. I think you showed him otherwise,
Speaker 1: Murray What.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Look, I've been pretty clear about this. I mean,
Speaker 2: I know I've been going to be a little bit
Speaker 2: frustrated that sort of the sort of arguments about calling
Speaker 2: it what it is. I mean, this is our natural
Speaker 2: disaster and it deserves to be recognize this. It's affected
Speaker 2: twenty seven percent of our coastline. There are over four
Speaker 2: hundred species of marine life that have been affected. And
Speaker 2: then of course that has implications for our commercial fishes.
Speaker 2: And we've been flat out making sure that we structure
Speaker 2: an industry support package that I was able to release yesterday,
Speaker 2: just to make sure that we're providing support to those
Speaker 2: need At most, these are the biggest government grants that
Speaker 2: were provided in an emergency in the state's history. Like
Speaker 2: in terms of the value of the amount available I
Speaker 2: to one hundred thousand dollars for those most harshly impacted.
Speaker 2: It eclipses any support that was provided during COVID, for instance.
Speaker 2: So we're treating this really seriously. I think you're right, Jody.
Speaker 2: This sort of started back in March, and all the
Speaker 2: scientists were telling us in March April May that it
Speaker 2: would be gone by June, and here we are in
Speaker 2: late July and it hasn't yet happened. So when given
Speaker 2: that the science is evolving and changing and the forecasts
Speaker 2: haven't played out the way that you know we were told,
Speaker 2: we're certainly recalibrating all our plans and making sure that
Speaker 2: we're turning our minds to how this might plant in
Speaker 2: the future. No, we're standing the fact. We hope that
Speaker 2: it does go away in the remaining time that we've
Speaker 2: got during winter.
Speaker 1: Well, let's hope those grounds help out those business owners
Speaker 1: who are obviously struggling. I tell you what else has
Speaker 1: been a natural disaster, and that's Port Adelaide's season Saturday
Speaker 1: Night one hundred.
Speaker 3: Point belting at the hands of the Crows, which hurts.
Speaker 1: If you're a Port supporter, Have you torn up your
Speaker 1: membership premiere or are you standing strong? No?
Speaker 2: I never do that, Never do that. You gotta hold
Speaker 2: the line. I tell you what I mean. I'm mean,
Speaker 2: I wear my heart my sleeve in terms of being
Speaker 2: a Port supporter. But the Crows are absolutely flying at
Speaker 2: the moment I've had. I've had the Crows coming back
Speaker 2: into the top eight for the last three seasons. So
Speaker 2: this year my prediction finally come true. But I was
Speaker 2: going to the person I give a shout out to
Speaker 2: most is Mattie Nix. I mean, he was at Port
Speaker 2: alo there were huge wraps on him and there are
Speaker 2: no shorte of Crow supporters that were questioning Matthew Nicks's
Speaker 2: sort of ability as a coach, and they've all gone quiet.
Speaker 2: I think it's just a testament to his resilience and calmness.
Speaker 2: And now he's got them absolutely firing, and and you know,
Speaker 2: all credit to them. It's impossible and I and if
Speaker 2: they can remain injury free, then anything's possible come September.
Speaker 1: So it feels like there's a sense and there's a
Speaker 1: Premier And at the moment, no, no.
Speaker 2: There is no no trust me, anyone that bought witness
Speaker 2: to the events on on Saturday night is alive to
Speaker 2: the fact that Port's a long way to go. But no,
Speaker 2: there's no there's no pretending here that I'm not a
Speaker 2: die hard Port supporter. But you've got to give credit
Speaker 2: where it's due, even if it's a give pill to
Speaker 2: swallow sometimes.
Speaker 3: All right, Premier, we want to thank you for your
Speaker 3: time this morning.
Speaker 1: We're going to let you go and deal with George
Speaker 1: in that fire truck situation.
Speaker 2: It's developed, thankfully, that's one of our extraordinary childcare workers
Speaker 2: problems else but there's good people and I'm sure I'm
Speaker 2: sure he's calmed down outsourcing it.
Speaker 4: It's best.
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you so much for your time. We really
Speaker 3: appreciate it.
Speaker 4: A big question, Jodes, is when you die, what happens? Well,
Speaker 4: what happens? Do you go somewhere else?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: I hope so everyone hopes, don't they.
Speaker 1: Because I don't want that to be it. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be darkness and no more and never see
Speaker 1: my kids every day. That's grim, isn't it.
Speaker 5: A fit and healthy woman who lay dead on the
Speaker 5: floor of her local gym after suffering a cardiac arrest
Speaker 5: has shared her near death experience. Her name is Victoria
Speaker 5: Thomas tough one Vicki. She collapsed while taking part in
Speaker 5: a boot camp class and was technically dead for seventeen minutes.
Speaker 4: Personal train is worse not she a right dead? Oh boy.
Speaker 4: So many people who cross over to.
Speaker 5: The other side and come back share stories of feeling
Speaker 5: peaceful and seeing a tunnel of bright, soothing light. Miss
Speaker 5: Thomas tells a totally different tale. Oh no, she said.
Speaker 5: When it happened, it went black and there was nothing.
Speaker 5: Then I became aware of looking down on my body,
Speaker 5: she said. I was floating near the roof and was
Speaker 5: looking down at myself on the gym floor. My first
Speaker 5: thought was, she's my legs look really fat.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yourself, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: That doesn't that speak volumes about the way women see
Speaker 1: themselves even in the afterlife.
Speaker 3: We can't respect our bodies.
Speaker 5: Oh God's getting ready to say come to the light.
Speaker 5: She's like, cheers, My legs look fat.
Speaker 3: What the hell's wrong with my thigh? Why there's so
Speaker 3: much cellular goes?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? Do you know what? Go back,
Speaker 4: go back, go back, go back and fix it. Go back.
Speaker 4: Let her go from fifty minutes that she gave back
Speaker 4: to Lafe.
Speaker 3: Chuck her on the StairMaster and let her go.
Speaker 1: That's said to the states where the headline smart sex
Speaker 1: toy malfunctions during a Zoom meeting. Yeah you heard Bertu, So,
Speaker 1: a tech savvy woman learned the hard way that not
Speaker 1: every Bluetooth enabled gadget plays nice with work calls. She'd
Speaker 1: been experimenting, as you do, with a remote controlled vibrator
Speaker 1: app designed for couples that is classic and forgotten. It
Speaker 1: was still sync to her phone, which she then used
Speaker 1: to start up a Zoom strategy meeting for her startup company.
Speaker 1: Midway through a presentation on quarterly metrics, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: something please happen in this meeting to make it interesting.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, yes it does.
Speaker 1: The toy suddenly kicked into high gear, clearly audible through
Speaker 1: her lapel mic. One colleague thought it was a nearby
Speaker 1: leaf blof. She's the neighbors tidy. Another asked if someone's
Speaker 1: phone was vibrating until her face turned beat red, and
Speaker 1: she muttered, I think we need to circle back to that.
Speaker 4: That's a great way out. Let's just circle back, guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The incident went viral internally, and she's since changed all
Speaker 1: herd of US permissions and reportedly renamed the app on
Speaker 1: her phone to do not open during work.
Speaker 5: Wowe, guys, can you please during work meetings? Just keep
Speaker 5: your leaf blowers in the bedroom.
Speaker 3: US President Donald Trump's in Scotland and no one wants
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 5: What hasn't he been embraced by the Scots.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: No, your people, actually my people, for goodness sake, it's
Speaker 5: big bad DT get around.
Speaker 1: Oh man, okay, so's he arrived on Friday and it's
Speaker 1: triggered all these protests in Scotland with hundreds of people
Speaker 1: lining the streets in Edinburgh. They're waving placards or place
Speaker 1: cards or whatever you call them, taking home at the
Speaker 1: US president, including with Scottish slang. One of them said,
Speaker 1: hope your next jobby as a hedgehog. I don't know
Speaker 1: what that means.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know what a hedgehog means, but what
Speaker 5: I did learn via my wife that up pillock. That's
Speaker 5: one of the things I call when someone's an absolute pillock.
Speaker 5: It's like a deal, like an idiot. Yeah, yeah, such
Speaker 5: a pillic.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I just read out something really
Speaker 1: rude or not. There's but if you're Scottish and you're
Speaker 1: listening thirteen twenty four ten, did I.
Speaker 4: Just defend you old ginger Hedgehog.
Speaker 1: So he's arrived and he's told reporters I'm going to
Speaker 1: visit my two golf properties in Scotland. One's in Turnbree
Speaker 1: on the west coast where he played on Saturday, and
Speaker 1: the other one's near Aberdeen on the east coast. He's
Speaker 1: got two golf courses in Scotland. Wow, that's that's not cool.
Speaker 1: When you don't have any friends, do you have a
Speaker 1: listen to the protesters tee off so to speak on Trump, but.
Speaker 2: Absolutely appalled that Donald Trump is in the country. Yes, again, we.
Speaker 3: Should not be spending money to protect him. There's a
Speaker 3: secret service, they can see the work.
Speaker 4: We just assume that in Scotland there's always bad the background.
Speaker 1: In every circumstance you go to the toilet in Scotland,
Speaker 1: someone's playing.
Speaker 4: The bagpipes theme in Scotland.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unbelievable. But the thing that caught my eye
Speaker 1: is that he was out playing golf and everyone knows
Speaker 1: a golf cheap, right, So he's hit the ball into
Speaker 1: the bunker and there's a video of his caddy just
Speaker 1: walking along and dropping a fresh ball next to the
Speaker 1: bunker for a more favorable lie for the US president.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I reckon. It's been questioned before whether
Speaker 5: he cheats on the golf.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's been whole books written about his behavior on
Speaker 1: golf courses and how he cheats.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely astonishing.
Speaker 1: But don't you think that says a lot about a
Speaker 1: man's honesty and the way he goes about things, the
Speaker 1: way he plays golf and the way he conducts himself.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So even I play golf really early with Dad.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Dad was so like a man's character is
Speaker 5: judged on the golf course.
Speaker 4: Yes, that was his whole thing.
Speaker 5: And he was so unbelievably strict on everything, and that is,
Speaker 5: you know, no talking during the backswing, don't let your
Speaker 5: shadow go over the trajectory of the part, and all
Speaker 5: these types of things. And I just remember being like,
Speaker 5: oh my gosh, I've got to be on my absolute
Speaker 5: best behavior at all times on the golf course, otherwise
Speaker 5: I might go to jail.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, it's a big thing. Golf etiquette.
Speaker 1: What does it say about a man who tries to
Speaker 1: sneak in nine holes in an afternoon when he's supposed
Speaker 1: to be working, and he tells his wife that he's
Speaker 1: not on the golf course, what does it say his character?
Speaker 3: I'm just asking for a friend.
Speaker 5: Let's not name anyone, but I feel like I've got
Speaker 5: an idea of who you're talking about, do you.
Speaker 1: Yeah? I mean I don't know these things. I don't
Speaker 1: know too much about the way to conduct yourself on
Speaker 1: a golf course. But I would say that that makes
Speaker 1: him a lying piece of.
Speaker 4: Jokes. Men's emotional support systems have changed over the journey.
Speaker 3: Oh is it not beer anymore?
Speaker 5: It's not beer, it's a significant other. A new survey
Speaker 5: shows that seventy two percent of men view their girlfriend
Speaker 5: as their emotional safe space, more than any friend, parent,
Speaker 5: or sibling. So the data reveals how romantic relationships are
Speaker 5: becoming central to men's emotional support systems in today's society.
Speaker 5: So this reflects a cultural shift where men feel more
Speaker 5: vulnerable and open in intimate relationships, but also warns of
Speaker 5: emotional over reliance on partners. So basically, unlike older generations,
Speaker 5: they're shifting away from being vulnerable to their mates and
Speaker 5: investing it all in their partners, which is fraught with
Speaker 5: danger if that relationship breaks down.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's where the trouble starts, isn't that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, but that's fine. I'm all in?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: Do you know?
Speaker 5: When I read this, I realized how all in I am,
Speaker 5: which can be good and bad. That I am absolutely
Speaker 5: emotionally invested and give it all to my wife car
Speaker 5: But then sometimes you sort of feel like you're seeing
Speaker 5: yourself unload as well, which can be not fair.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're worried about that it's too much for
Speaker 1: her to be able to handle?
Speaker 4: What if she leaves me? Oh god? Nearby? You know?
Speaker 5: Do you feel like that with your beautiful I mean,
Speaker 5: this is a bit of an intimate conversation, but do
Speaker 5: you feel like that your beautiful husband Greg is as
Speaker 5: open and vulnerable as you can be. It's shifting from
Speaker 5: maybe expressing this stuff to her mates to more so
Speaker 5: sharing this sort of stuff with your partner.
Speaker 1: Well, he's not a talker, and when he does talk,
Speaker 1: he talks fast, so half the time.
Speaker 3: My head's spinning out. I don't what's going on. But no,
Speaker 3: quite seriously, though, he doesn't.
Speaker 1: He doesn't talk to anyone else really about what's going
Speaker 1: on in his life. I mean, I'm like, he'll he'll
Speaker 1: go on the golf course with his mates and something
Speaker 1: will be going on with his mates, whether it be
Speaker 1: with their wife or whatever, and he'll just be like,
Speaker 1: I'll give you a prime example. Actually, Okay, So one
Speaker 1: of his best mates, his mother passed away last week.
Speaker 3: And I said, well have you have you? Have you spoken?
Speaker 1: Have you spoken to him? And he said yeah, And
Speaker 1: I said, well what did he say? And he's like, oh,
Speaker 1: not much And that was it.
Speaker 3: Whoa whoa whoa?
Speaker 1: Like can you imagine if if that was a female
Speaker 1: version of events. He tears and they'd been outpouring of
Speaker 1: grief and there'd be all sorts of things. But that
Speaker 1: you guys just don't have those conversations. And I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm probably like you with Kara, I'm the only
Speaker 1: one that he opens up to about anything.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 5: It's completely changed, and we're not good at that we're
Speaker 5: certainly not good at open up to our mates. And
Speaker 5: I'm saying, thing, if I catch up mates, and what're
Speaker 5: you talking about? I'm like, I don't know, old footy stories,
Speaker 5: that's it. How is this this? And I'm like, we
Speaker 5: didn't cover that thing, So it's a phenomenon. I don't
Speaker 5: I don't understand it.
Speaker 3: Like Google go on.
Speaker 1: The golf course with his family, like his dad and
Speaker 1: his brother. I'll be like, Oh, did you ask him
Speaker 1: such and such about such and such. He'd be like, NA, Like,
Speaker 1: what the what do you talk about?
Speaker 4: Because the other thing that I saw as well, just
Speaker 4: on this.
Speaker 5: So if I'm completely emotionally invested in sort of handing
Speaker 5: it off to my partner, that's great. But at the
Speaker 5: same time, didn't know I saw on Instagram it was
Speaker 5: a It was a little story about how, for some reason,
Speaker 5: we put up a version of our best selves and
Speaker 5: a front to the people that we don't like, but
Speaker 5: then we're vulnerable and we argue and we have a
Speaker 5: crack of the people that we actually do love.
Speaker 4: Why do we do that?
Speaker 3: Isn't that true?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: Why the hell do we do that?
Speaker 5: Why do I pretend to be someone and like someone
Speaker 5: that I genuinely don't, and I say, the stuff you
Speaker 5: need to get out of your system for your partner.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The only person that I really really genuine love and
Speaker 5: care about is a person that you throw a bit
Speaker 5: of fire up because you need to get out of
Speaker 5: you stuff that doesn't make sense.
Speaker 3: It really doesn't doesn't. Oh, yeah, it's true.
Speaker 1: And I think the answer there is to not give
Speaker 1: energy to people you don't like and to take a
Speaker 1: little better care of the people that you love.
Speaker 4: I need to know, I need to know now.
Speaker 3: I need to know. I need to know.
Speaker 4: I need to know what news today.
Speaker 3: To know this just what you need to know, you
Speaker 3: know what you need to know with Jody and Ady,
Speaker 3: definitely need to know. If it's been a fire at
Speaker 3: the Smiths.
Speaker 1: I can't say Smith's crisps factory, Smith's chips factory.
Speaker 5: Wow, I'm our resident gobbledoc and that is producing. Lucy
Speaker 5: has all the details.
Speaker 6: Just after one I am there was a fire in
Speaker 6: one of the production ovens. I believe it is all
Speaker 6: business as usual. Fire cruiser on the scene though, trying
Speaker 6: to work out what the cause is. But if you
Speaker 6: are in the mood for some chips today, well, they're
Speaker 6: already on the shelves, so you'll be fine.
Speaker 4: So go ahead, You're fine, that's fine.
Speaker 1: There's not going to be any sort of panic buying
Speaker 1: for chips or anything like that.
Speaker 4: Is there. Yeah, So if you're eating Smith's cris for
Speaker 4: breakfast too, don't worry. Everything's going to be fine. So
Speaker 4: continue on eating.
Speaker 1: Chips for Brecky favorite flavor, strange cap snaphole, don't.
Speaker 4: I'm just going to go straight for the original, the
Speaker 4: originally in the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sultan vinegar though a bit of a.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if you eat tony salt and vinegar chips
Speaker 5: as a child, that used to sometimes happen.
Speaker 3: And then you can't feel your.
Speaker 4: Lips, Yeah, you can't feel the lips in the roof
Speaker 4: of your mouth. Your probably gets all destroyed. Too much flavor.
Speaker 3: Hasn't added complication.
Speaker 1: What about when you've got a little cut in your mouth?
Speaker 6: Oh, but you take that risk as a kid, don't you.
Speaker 3: Oh you roll the dice, but it tastes good.
Speaker 4: You guys get ulcers sometimes I get ulcers right now?
Speaker 4: Do I got two of my tongue? Yah?
Speaker 5: I regularly get ulcers and you throw some in my mouth.
Speaker 5: Just an absolute mess at the moment, out of my
Speaker 5: mouth because man, yeah, salt chips, some ulcers.
Speaker 4: Oh that's not a good time.
Speaker 3: No, thank you? What brings it? Okay, we've digressed. I
Speaker 3: don't want to.
Speaker 1: I want to know why you get ulcers in your mouth?
Speaker 1: Is it when you're tired? Is it when you're flat?
Speaker 4: Jodie?
Speaker 5: What brings on ulcers in my mouth is none of
Speaker 5: your business? No, it's usually stress thing.
Speaker 3: It's usually going to say if you run down a
Speaker 3: little bit stressed.
Speaker 4: But I think it's a weather for me as well,
Speaker 4: because it's so brutally cold at the moment.
Speaker 3: Tell us why he's stressed? Hazy, open up? What's wrong?
Speaker 3: Tell this is a safe space.
Speaker 4: I just want these edge sheer and digts so bad.
Speaker 3: I hate more good news this morning.
Speaker 1: So you know how we've often said, all the health
Speaker 1: experts say that you should walk ten thousand steps per day.
Speaker 1: That's the aim, right for optimal health. At No, sweetie,
Speaker 1: you just need seven thousand.
Speaker 4: I don't need to do this, you see, seven thousand
Speaker 4: steps much more doable. Yes, what is it?
Speaker 3: Three thousand steps less?
Speaker 2: What's seven?
Speaker 3: Oh god? Okay, I was going to do it?
Speaker 4: What sweet jokes.
Speaker 5: What you're doing is you've got ten thousand, yeah, and
Speaker 5: then it's minus three thousand, which is three kkes, and
Speaker 5: what you're left with is seven thousand steps.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that's where, right, I was trying to convert
Speaker 1: it into kilometers.
Speaker 3: Shut up, you do the mass next time. Ten minutes. Right,
Speaker 3: we're about the shade coming from old Ulca mouth over here.
Speaker 4: You just gave me another also, no.
Speaker 3: So they've done it just quickly.
Speaker 1: They've done like some research in Sydney, and they're saying
Speaker 1: that if you do seven thousand steps today, that will
Speaker 1: lower your risk of developing cancer, type two diabetes, dementia
Speaker 1: and depression.
Speaker 3: So you just knock up seven thousand songs that'll do, Pig,
Speaker 3: that'll do.
Speaker 4: I feel like that is achievable.
Speaker 5: Seven twenty six on Adelaide's Over nine on nine, How
Speaker 5: good stuff, Jones and Look good News, just around the
Speaker 5: corner songs A song, song, song, Jesus jeez, that could
Speaker 5: bring you an Also, I.
Speaker 1: Might do seven thousand steps out the door. I don't
Speaker 1: have to blaw.
Speaker 5: This is such a fun and wholesome game that doesn't
Speaker 5: get personal at all.
Speaker 1: Okay, playing this morning is Kim from Riverton, Good morning, Kim.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hello. Who's team you want? You're definitely I
Speaker 3: love your faith with me, Kim. It's misplaced, but thank
Speaker 3: you anyway.
Speaker 4: What happened there? Kim?
Speaker 3: Shut up?
Speaker 4: Ok you it in terms of tactics for the game
Speaker 4: at first with.
Speaker 3: This, all right? Teagan from Williamstown, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: How are you and we're good? Good? You're on team
Speaker 3: Hazy this morning.
Speaker 1: Your job, shall you choose to accept it, is to
Speaker 1: keep him grounded and not obnoxious.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's up to you.
Speaker 1: Overhits, fresh Hits, anthrobax orchestralized. Your task and my task
Speaker 1: is to identify the song and artists and producing.
Speaker 3: Lucy, your job is to be quite.
Speaker 6: Strict, exact, name and exact, because otherwise I actual look
Speaker 6: the art.
Speaker 3: But someone has a tantrum. Someone has a man tantrum?
Speaker 4: Is that me?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Okay, that is true? All right, Wall was entertainment
Speaker 5: family passed up for grabs. First song, Ready to Go
Speaker 5: Joe's best of three. Yep, here we go.
Speaker 3: Joy Jody, that is I know, I know the band
Speaker 3: and I.
Speaker 4: Hazy. She looks so good. Norect in her underwear.
Speaker 3: No, no buzzy amount lost. Yeah, that's not the title.
Speaker 3: That's not the title.
Speaker 4: No, No, I'm not I'm not the same th.
Speaker 3: Lucy. She looks so perfect standing there and I'm America.
Speaker 3: Get a peril on. We're perfect. It's perfect. She looks
Speaker 3: so perfect.
Speaker 4: Ah by five Sauce, she looks so perfect. I can
Speaker 4: where do they change it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And also in my head, in my head, it was
Speaker 1: just screaming one direction, one direction, one direction.
Speaker 5: It's a common mistake. Five sauce and I'm sure five
Speaker 5: Sauce heard that. They take it as a compliment.
Speaker 1: Also, what about you buying time your little cheap I know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump on a golf course right now.
Speaker 4: That's what My bockets are full of golf balls. All right,
Speaker 4: here we go, Second song, second song, second.
Speaker 5: Just the way you are Bruno Mars correct, See you.
Speaker 6: Ladies change amazing house.
Speaker 3: Just that's really kind.
Speaker 4: H do you know what? That's the U tag? And
Speaker 4: by the way, thank you we have we haven't finished.
Speaker 3: You haven't won?
Speaker 4: Oh sorry sorry sorry we should finished? Ophuldn't we?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: See here's the deal.
Speaker 5: Like last week, because we had a bit of a
Speaker 5: rough roend last week, you need to get this song
Speaker 5: for a draw, so both Kim and Taking can pick
Speaker 5: up a little Wallace entertainment about you. Otherwise I absolutely
Speaker 5: wiped the floor with you.
Speaker 4: Ready to go?
Speaker 3: What one? Nil?
Speaker 4: Third song? Ready, Yep, here we go, Gaga just dances it.
Speaker 2: Is it is.
Speaker 4: Just dance with me it Sagan? Where do you want
Speaker 4: to go? See? Take? Not too sure yet?
Speaker 1: You two can go along for the kids, having your
Speaker 1: whore two together?
Speaker 4: Maybe all right?
Speaker 5: All right, I can go to last Years. That was
Speaker 5: a good, fun, clean contest, wasn't it. It's yabby?
Speaker 1: Yeah, apologies, Kim, thank you so much for playing. I
Speaker 1: really appreciate you and your faith God worries.
Speaker 4: What did you learn, Kim? She still choose you as well?
Speaker 4: Did I say she'd still choose you in the future?
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 5: Wall was the entertainment Mitch of Mount Barker no longer
Speaker 5: and Pickadilly you're home of big screen magic and entertainment.
Speaker 4: So Joe, it's who are we looking at?
Speaker 5: That takes us two songs A song song sixteen to eleven. Yep,
Speaker 5: oh boy, I'm just looking back.
Speaker 4: I can't find you gards ya